Confirmation

Principle

Users seek affirmation before taking significant actions. • Reduces errors by requiring verification or feedback. • Essential for destructive or irreversible actions. • Common in forms, deletions, and submissions. • Can be passive (highlighting) or active (dialog boxes).

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